Head of Mousehold
Age
8+
Players
2-5
Minutes
20
Award
Abilities
Memory, Social Interaction, Logical Thinking
Product ID
FOX-HOM-BIL
EAN code
8717344-311397
Language(s)
EN, FR
Game story
Five hungry mice clans have overtaken the residence but only one will reign supreme! In Head of Mousehold, each player heads a mouse clan and strives to outwit the other clan leaders by sending their mice on risky missions. If successful, the mice will bring back a nice piece of smelly cheese for the entire group to enjoy. Sadly, some will fail at terrible cost! Use deduction and anticipate your opponents’ moves as the wisest clan leader will claim victory!
Develops logical thinking.
Fun looking characters.
3D mice meeples for a thematic look.
How to play
1
The first player draws a daily event card and reads it out loud.
2
Each player places a Mouse card under a Mousetrap card.
3
The player who placed their Mouse card second under the Mousetrap card wins a cheese token!
4
The player with the most points wins the game!
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Industry reviews
This is a game that is clean and simple to explain, and the mechanisms not only work well but are tightly aligned with the game’s theme, making learning the game that much smoother. It offers a smattering of bluffing for people who don’t like “lying” games like The Resistance, and it plays fast enough that it’s easily played twice in a lunch hour once people know the game.
Derek Thompson
-from Geeks Under Grace
It’s a great way for young kids to learn simple strategy and get them thinking a bit further than just picking the matching color card from their deck. Older players will look over the simplicity of game play and completely focus on what the others players are going to do. For them it becomes a game of trying to outsmart each other.
-from The Board Game Family
I love the events because it makes the game a little more tense. (..) The production really is gorgeous, I really appreciate that they put a lot of effort into the artwork for this game.
Tom Vasel
-from The Dice Tower